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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1904
Page
4
The Mooresville Guide, published every Friday, lists subscription rates and local notices. It mentions various names, ads, and community items including meetings, sales, and upcoming social events with scattered OCR readables from Mooresville and nearby areas.
Plainfield visitors Mr and Mrs O C Jordan and Dr and Mrs C L Hallam were seen locally. School drills emphasize quick orderly egress to prevent accidents. The H d Wilson residence on East High Street is for sale. Rev Bond will speak at the Friends church next Sunday on a sermon titled The vous rain, Absalom, David's Wickerson. Dr M F Brackney sells his oce building to AR Cooper who plans a new store next spring. Dr Walken visited Brazil to see his injured father in law A K Tuley. The Packers bank opens in its new building with improved appearance. Prohibitionists held a rally with speeches by B L P Mo Wirrter and G E New an Berl EL OL Bouse. Ruste resumes as proprietor of the grocery and meat market on East Main Street near Lustig. Marion Field to assist in the store.
Local observations describe feeble Charles Barlow and social calls by Mrs Carter. Farmers boost fodder efforts, roads see graveling, and a boy near Walnut Grove weighs 196 pounds. Prohibition speakers, political party chatter, and calls for whiskey law repeal color township discourse.
An old ad text promotes Emulsion medicines urging readers to buy. The passage touts weight gain benefits and lists a price per bottle. It mentions relief claims and a free offer, with distributor details in New York.
Having completed installation of up to date machinery the New Mill and Milling Co announces it is open for business. An abundant stock of flour meal chops bran and ship is on hand with prices to suit every pocket.
A notice identifies the Hydraulic Milling Co of Brooklyn Indiana as the successor to Ira Mc Daniel, outlining the corporate transition and continuity of affairs. The brief item confirms the change in business identity and ownership link.
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